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The Big Reuse: 25 MWh of Ex-Car Batteries Go On the Grid in California
22 Feb 2023 | Abstracted from Arstechnica
"Even after a battery no longer meets the needs of a car...it can still store enough energy to be useful on the electric grid.
"The growth of electric vehicles had also started to ensure there was a steady supply of high-quality batteries to store the power in...B2U is using the batteries as intact packs, rather than breaking out the cells and installing them in a new housing....Reuse needs to be fitting hand in glove with the recycling."
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